Sneakingly, creepingly,some think annoyingly,twosleepy comes in tofix up the mess

made of a Spanish word,guess that you never heard;"frijole" does not ex-ist; it's "frijol" no less!

Spanglishly, manglishlystatesians mess up intrying to use words thataren't English norm,

stumblingly, humblingly,Even the best can learn"-es" removes from theplural noun form.

Wow! Did I write that?!? That was fun! Don't know if I followed all the rules, but I think so... This is a problem usually with "tamales", from which people want to make "tamale", but it doesn't exist; it's "tamal" in the singular. Since so many Spanish words end in vowels, those are easy; just remove the "s". Hope you enjoyed my mini-lesson! :0)

Something made me think of Catherine DeMedicis a couple weeks ago. I don't even remember now what it was. But I thought: "Aha! A double dactyl could arise from this!" And I began to cogitate.

Actually, all I truly remembered about her from my school daze was that she was a ruthless woman and a poisoner. As you can see, after doing a little research, I decided to praise her for her good, yet futile, attempt to bring Catholics and Hugenots together.

So you see, wordplay is not only fun but educational. I learned things about her I had not known!

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